Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-10-03


derson, charged with battery on Mrs. E.
Cole, was the first one to whom the atten-
ton of Judge Buckley was called. The
defendant stated to the Court that an i'm
portant witness whom he wished to testify
was i'll and could not attend, and therefore
he wished the case continued The Court
granted the request, and set the hearing
for October Sd.
James Marks, arrested for assault to muir
der, had his case continued to October 8th.
that he might employ counsel
All Charley was found guilty of petit
larceny, and fined $40, or ten days.
Annie Brown, Mary Brown and George
2onahue, charged with grand larceny by
deck-hand named Leonard, were dis
charged, the prosecution failing to prove
that Leonard lost his money in their house.
Leonard claimed that he went into the de-
PENDANTS house and while asleep was
robbed of his months salary.
NJ. P. Higman, charged with being drunk,
looked like working man, and the
Court allowed him to go.
Henry A. Caulfeld, ordered to appear
for sentence October 1st by the Court.
asked - his Honor to continue the case
for few days, as he had found another
important witness on his side He will
have another hearing on October 9th.
DR.. L. Cassels and Mrs Lilly Draper,
charged with adultery, asked for a continu-
ance through their attorney, Grove L.
johnson. The Court continued the case
till next Saturday. Bail was fixed at 81 GOO
in each case.
TRIAL JURoRs.-The following trial jurors
were drawn Saturday in Judge Armstrong;
Court. The panel is returnable October
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Menke, J. p. Cox, Thomas Wood, West
Whitney, G. D. Wentworth, A. A. Cook,
NJ. J. McManus, George Duden, Charles
Laufkotter, G. NJ. Markee, George Peters,
John Black, NJ. AcKenna Thomas Lynn,
Peter Hansen, \. J. Muir, A. Kelley, ]. H.
Roberts, Nick Mohn, VIM. Shafter, w. A.
Gallup, John Tenbrook, C. L. Johnson,
Patrick Kelly, W. Hazen, Michael Brennan,
+. w. Foster, Q. o. Pearson, John Barrett,
J.. Lothhammer, George Scott, S. NJ Rails
ton, Walker Miller, John Billou, T. c. Nc
Hale, Meyer Stein, E. A. Bower, ]. W.
Richmond, Aaron Howard, 4. L. Coons, a.
J, Nathan, J. H. Beach, Joseph B. Green,
A. Coolot, S. Kieeger, John Mclaughlin,
NJ. J. BaBnon, and JEFF. Wilson.
FRATERNAL VIsT.-On Saturday even
ing Industrial Lodge No. 157, I. o. 0. F.,
paid a fraternal visit to Pleasant Grove
Lodge, No. 269. About thirty members
went out IN wagons and were met by
committee from Pleasant Grove. After the
lodge meeting the TWO lodges, headed by
the cornet band of Pleasant Grove. re-
paired to the hotel, where an elegant repast
was served by the ladies. Speeches were
INDUCED in, and various other pleasant
amusements, and the evenings enjoyment
was kept up until a late hour.
JUsT IN TINE.-Early Saturday morning
thief attempted to burglarize the resi-
dence Of A. D. Christensen, at 1915 Ninth
Street Mr.. Christensen was awakened by
the shaking of one of the window curtains,
and turning his head he saw that man
was just in the act of entering the house
through the window. Mr.. Christensen
made a rush for the thief, but the would-be
marauder darted back through the window
and escaped in the darkness.
a PURCHASE AT AUBURN.-Mrs. Timothy
Lee, wife of the wellknown Deputy Sheriff,
returned from Auburn yesterday, where
she has been to complete the purchase of
few acres of land Just below the depot.
Mrs. Lee does this in the interests of her
better half. The climate of Auburn is
healthy, and property in that section is
rapidly exchanging hands.
DIED AT THE HosPITAL--The Chinaman
who was recently stabbed on I street died
at the hospital Saturday night from the
effect OF his wounds. The heather who
did the bloody work has not been heard
from, although a reward of $50 has been
offered by one of the Chinese companies
for his capture.
IMPROVEMENT AssocIATIoN.-Th regular
meeting of the Executive Committee of
the Sacramento City and County Improve
ment Association viii be held at headauar
tiers, 429 J street, at O'Clock this evening.
SCHOOL BooKs.-A full line of school
books for all grades, from Primary to High
School, including German books, is carried
by II. 5. Croker 4 CO., and they are pre
pared TO fill the orders of pupils or parents
quickly, correctly and at lowest prices. y
HIGHLAND PARK TRAcT.-A number of
the most desirable lots ever offered for sale
in Sacramento will be sold at auction sale
Saturday October Sth, at o'clock P. NJ, al
Armory Hall See advertisement on an
other page.
CAUrIox.-No piano but the Mathu-
shek " has the tuniDg-pins pushed into a
sss ID iron frame. John F. Cooper, Sew
enth and J.
Miss JENNIE RYERsoN, of Broadway. New
York, will sell elegant imported holiday
fancy work and novelties from Monday,
October Sd, to Sth. at Domestic Machine
rooms, Ninth and streets